Fragmentary World Notions and Oddities Across The Era
A scattered outlet of curiosities and social notes spans air force fears, patent hints for corn pulp, university titles, a potential Corbett Jackson meeting, doctors on shoe blindness, and Ferris wheel removal costs. Chicago art claims, sage gossip about New York pursuit tales, ginger ale clergy clashes, new war explosive by Turpio, a California rooster’s gold gizzard, and global shakes in the era.
Nicaragua Canal Move Prompts United States Debate
Long article outlines the Nicaragua canal project as a rival to the Panama route, with American capitalists backing a 100 million to 300 million dollar enterprise. It notes the Monroe doctrine implications, Lake Nicaragua routing, and potential naval and trade advantages, naming key figures and firms involved in the concession and construction plans.
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Nicaragua Ship Canal
United States
Panama
Isthmus
Harrison
Nicaragua
Cleveland
America
Atlantic
Pacific
Frederick Billings
Menocal
Maritime Canal Company of
Hiram Hitchcock
Charles P. Daly
Thomas B. Atkins
Joseph Brysa
James Roosevelt
Horatio Guzman
Alfred B. Darling
Franklin Fairbanks
C Ridgely Goodwin
Alexander T. Mason
Daniel Ammen
Horace C Hotchkiss
E Howland
James B. Ernst
Republic of Nicaragua
Gonmlez Espinosa
Managua
Costa Rica
Louis Chable
Lake Nicaragua
Gibraltar
Cordillera Range
Arctic Sea
Straits of Magellan
San Juan River
Pacific Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Nicaragua Canal Association
Nicaragua Canal Construction Company
Warner Miller
Horace I. Hutchins
Robert Garrett
T. Harrison Garrett
Robert A. Lancaster
Joseph Bryan
William P. Anderson
Mr. Miller
Americas
Western Hemisphere
West Indies
Hawaiian Islands
Samoa
New York
San Fan Francisco
Hong Kong
China
Yokohama
Japan
Melbourne
Australia
Sandwich Islands
Valparaiso
Chile
New Orleans
San Francisco
Liverpool
A. G. Menocal
Electric Omnibus Advances and Other Progress Notes
A survey of progressive tech items covers electric omnibuses in London with 26 passenger capacity and high daily mileage, details on two battery weights, and the optimistic forecast for broader adoption. Additional passages describe wall waterproofing methods, wooden Denver water conduits, mahogany road paving in Paris, projectile tests at Indian Head, a French potato slicer, and a critique of the growing influence of the “big bow” in London life.
New Atlantic Cable Links Waterville Ireland to Nova Scotia
A new telegraph cable is laid from Waterville Ireland to Nova Scotia covering about 2000 miles. The Faraday will drop shore sections first for 500 miles, then lay the deep sea line. It guarantees a 53 percent speed improvement and transmission at thirty words per minute. The Nova Scotia end has extra armor to guard against fishing vessel anchors.
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Atlantic
Waterville
Ireland
Nova Scotia
Faraday
Violin Technique Introduced by Prof Dumas
Prof M J Dumas unveils a hovel and ingenious process to reduce bow stroke weight. The weighted bow uses odlago etscenia No &, promising lighter contact for violinists.
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M. J. Dumas
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H Doventor
Corbett
Jackson
CicaGo
Chicago
Turpio
California
Santa Rosa
South America
India
Sam
Isaac Pitman
Victoria
Protte
Vestels
Hope OF America
Indus
Deta
Honolulu
Sitai Singsa
Nicaragua Canal Territory
Viayers
London
Gllvester
Campnesa
Castile
American Society of Civil Engineers
James I. Schuyler
Denver Cole
Schuyler
Mississippi Valley
Paris
Rue Lafayette
Indian Head
Odlago